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| Aberdeen Travel Guide for backpackers |
| The only way to describe this place is snooty, filled with the best-dressed students you have ever seen, most of which are American. This is a very conventional and uptight city, but ignoring the snottiness and all, as it is surrounded by magnificence and splendour Aix-en-Provence makes for a peaceful and harmonious holiday. |
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 DAILY BUDGET in ABERDEEN - Here we are at the part that speaks the most, surviving on US$60 per day is easily done, however if you camp and prepare your own meals, this will bring your budget even lower. Accommodation will be in the region of US$10-40 and food about US$6-17. |
Foundation Vasarely - this is what some might consider a shrine to the artist Vasarely’s work, one of the main reasons to visit here is the seven hexagonal spaces on the ground floor, and this is where you will find six massive designs.
Oppidum d'Entremont - check out the ancient site of a Gallic settlement that was in existence about 200 years before the Romans came to town.
Galerie d'Art du Conseil General - To see free exhibitions of artists of the south of France, this gallery puts on the most wicked displays.
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Brasserie royale - this eatery offers good plain food at good plain prices, very popular and modern.
Le Bistro Latin - In this little bistro, you will be met with a smile and be fed classic cuisine at classic prices.
Chez Maxime - They offer 500 different wines and 19 assorted meat dishes, all severed on the sidewalk terrace.
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Le Mistral - this is home to the rockers of the city, the music ranges from techno to house, there is a cover charge.
Le richelm - They too play music like house and techno but every now and then, they divert to music from the 70’s and 80’s.
Scat club - For those of you who are over 30, this is the club for you. With music ranging from jazz to Classical.
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